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This July 4, 1906, photograph shows the Sunset Parlor, also known at Parlor number 26, of the Native Sons of the Golden West, making their way through downtown Sacramento. Participants wore whitewashed uniforms, including white flannel shirts. A banner, indicating the group’s affiliation is rolled in front of the procession. At the time of the Independence Day march, the membership of the Sacramento-area parlor numbered between 240 and 250. The Native Sons of the Golden West were a group formed to promote the observation and interpretation of California history.
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